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Category: Medium Reads

On Concepts and Society

Reading Time: 4 minutes Plato is perhaps the most well-known philosopher to be associated with an essentialist position. He maintained that everything we have a name for has an ideal essence of which we […]

February 16, 2020February 17, 2020 Guylian Bollon Medium Reads, Politics

The Bigger Picture: Progress not just politics

Reading Time: 3 minutes For a species that still in many ways acts like it still roams and hunts on the African savannah, we have gotten used to modern life. It seems like a […]

February 16, 2020February 16, 2020 Maxwell DeLorenzo Medium Reads, Politics

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